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glad you solved your problem, next time you encouter a annoying warning or error though, whch you want to suppress in PHP, you can do this in your script:<br />
error_reporting(0);<br />
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or edit this in your php.ini:<br />
display_errors = Off/On<br />
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hope this helps in the future.<br />
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glad you solved your problem, next time you encouter a annoying warning or error though, whch you want to suppress in PHP, you can do this in your script:
error_reporting(0);

or edit this in your php.ini:
display_errors = Off/On

hope this helps in the future.



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I've been working on this a while now, so I better ask for more help.<br />
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I have a 1.3.36 Apache running in a SCO OpenServer 5.0.7 machine. Every time I do a popen I get a &quot;NoNe &nbsp;SuCh=: is not an identifier&quot; error logged. popen() still manage to return a valid handle, but with no outptut. In fact, the command doesn't get started.<br />
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I've tried several php flavors and configuration scenarios. I went from PHP 4.4.6 to 5.2.5. Still the same. I am constrained in the Apache platform, since it's been pretty hard to set a stable Apache in our platform.<br />
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The error itself is clearly a misformed environment variable definition. Indeed, phpinfo() shows a ENV[&quot;NoNe__SuCh&quot;] ==&gt; no value entry (note the underscores). Somehow an ill set environment gets through the PHP running process. <br />
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Any ideas?<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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I've been working on this a while now, so I better ask for more help.

I have a 1.3.36 Apache running in a SCO OpenServer 5.0.7 machine. Every time I do a popen I get a "NoNe  SuCh=: is not an identifier" error logged. popen() still manage to return a valid handle, but with no outptut. In fact, the command doesn't get started.

I've tried several php flavors and configuration scenarios. I went from PHP 4.4.6 to 5.2.5. Still the same. I am constrained in the Apache platform, since it's been pretty hard to set a stable Apache in our platform.

The error itself is clearly a misformed environment variable definition. Indeed, phpinfo() shows a ENV["NoNe__SuCh"] ==> no value entry (note the underscores). Somehow an ill set environment gets through the PHP running process. 

Any ideas?

Thanks.



PHP popen() yields an error &quot;NoNe  SuCh=: is not an identifier&quot;

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PHP popen() yields an error &quot;NoNe SuCh=: is not an identifier&quot;

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